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Latest funding
- $59,985
Labour force aging and business vibrancy: Evidence and solutions for businesses and workers in Canada and around the world
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $59,883
Artificial intelligence innovation: A causal investigation of why firms produce it, how it impacts their workforce, and how firms evolve as a consequence
SSHRC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $76,721
Labour force aging and business vibrancy: Evidence and solutions for businesses and workers in Canada and around the world
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
Labour force aging and business vibrancy: Evidence and solutions for businesses and workers in Canada and around the world
Principal investigators: Nguyen, Anh
Keywords: labour markets; demographics; aging; industrial organization; firm dynamics; concentration
Artificial intelligence innovation: A causal investigation of why firms produce it, how it impacts their workforce, and how firms evolve as a consequence
Principal investigators: Kecskes, Ambrus
Keywords: Artificial intelligence; Innovation; Employment; Workforce; Firms; Corporate finance; Industrial organization
Labour force aging and business vibrancy: Evidence and solutions for businesses and workers in Canada and around the world
Principal investigators: Nguyen, Anh
Keywords: labour markets; demographics; aging; industrial organization; firm dynamics; concentration
Immigrant labour force demographics and Canadian economic prosperity
Principal investigators: Kecskés, Ambrus
Keywords: labour markets; immigration; firms; growth; investment; innovation
Immigrant labour force demographics and Canadian economic prosperity
Principal investigators: Kecskés, Ambrus
Keywords: labour markets; immigration; firms; growth; investment; innovation
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